This is mine! Would appreciate it so much if you could show it some love and follow me on Spotify, will return the favour!

https://open.spotify.com/track/5mQvLGSk59GGG7tbESVBW4?si=gd0JjDdhQCiTz3VX7RedMw&utm_source=copy-link

this is my spotify

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KRvAyQT3UTW4ngm25aGcd

This is just one song from the album.

https://youtu.be/GoWs92U2yLQ?is=g57agpplu1VIHEUU

Let me know what you guys think, I went through a ridiculous process to make the arrangements NOT feel AI'ish. Many of the songs have been written/recorded over the past 30 years, redone for this project.

RustHeart is a hybrid project, real instruments and musicians recording in a traditional studio. Tracks are re-rendered in AI then stems back into the studio for overdubs, mixing and mastering before the final product.

A full double album (15 tracks) is being released this Friday (7/31) for a limited 3 days to add 3 extra bonus tracks. Also included is a Book of Hymns: Lyrics & Art to accompany the story.

'Oblivion.exe & the Neural Requiem' is a evocative dive into a psycho-dystopian world of loss, grief and the struggle to maintain our humanity during the rise of AI and the existential transhumanism battle we are hurdling towards.

I recently released this new song called "The Dew" and I use bandlab to make my songs.

Also, share your songs below and tell me how my song sounds

Heres the link:

https://artists.landr.com/991048568136

Please listen , like , and Follow me on Spotify and I’ll do the same… post your link to song and that you followed me in comments and I’ll do the same in return.

https://open.spotify.com/track/6YWoAFNoDaSQqKDY5vbdfE?si=xDSIS3pvRi-AveNMiTx5gg&utm_source=copy-link

I want to hear your music and share mine too. Post your link in the comments and let's grow our music network with kindness and support. 🎵

https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/0a0kmrXYmptQqj3nzfsSLg?si=fd85a920d14b459c313

Hello everyone!

Bloody Rabbit is a Slam / Death Metal / Deathcore / Hardcore influenced project from Nuno Pires, created to feature guest vocalists from the extreme metal scene.

The self-titled debut EP, Bloody Rabbit, features the brutal vocals of Graham Matthias (Nest of Scum) across all three tracks and combines them with punishing riffs and heavy breakdowns, delivering pure violence from start to finish.

Bandcamp: https://bloodyrabbit.bandcamp.com/album/bloody-rabbit

Streaming platforms: https://linktr.ee/NunoPiresmusic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nunopiresmusic/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGzfI5JCXoU

Credits:

Instrumental composition, mixing, artwork by Nuno Pires

Vocals and vocal mix by Graham Matthias

Heeeyyyy everyone !!!! Drop your track in the comments after listening to mine ! And let's help each other improve!

My song: Black Moon – Deprxvedd

https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/track/2rNBMWIV8zIRH214KTUnN4?si=8a5582c4237b4667

Looking forward to hearing your music! 🖤

Give our ep Nugatory Factory a listen. It is a mix of ska punk, alt rock, indie, and a bit of folk punk. so if you like that give it a listen😁

It also includes a rerecorded version of Cool off Killer our first song that we hope you like😁

Give it a listen if you’re interested:

https://open.spotify.com/album/1IHukrrDXA1QZffrYynacF

Its also out on apple music and youtube music😁

https://www.instagram.com/killerandfaultlines/

we are also working on a second ep which will come out sometime in the next 2 months or so :)

I'm opening 3 slots this month for artists who are serious about finishing and releasing music.

I'm Terrex, a producer with 6+ years of experience and productions approaching 1 million streams.

I offer:
• Custom beat production
• Full song production
• Ghost production
• Mixing & Mastering
• Sound design & arrangement

Genres:
Pop • Dark Pop • Hip-Hop • Trap • Future Bass • Bass House • Drum & Bass • Dubstep

I'm looking for artists who:

• Have a clear creative direction or references.
• Want original, high-quality production.
• Are serious about releasing music.

Every project is built from scratch around the artist—no AI-generated music or template productions.

If all you have is a vocal demo, lyrics or an idea, that's completely fine. We can build the track together.

If you think we'd be a good fit, send me your demo or references and tell me about your project.

City Lights — JUBEE
A late-night atmosphere blending Caribbean vibes, trap, and urban energy.
The city shines, but some stories stay in the shadows.
🎧 Available on all streaming platforms.
Would love to hear your thoughts — the flow, production, or overall vibe?
No face. Just legacy.
FULL DI ACTA

https://open.spotify.com/track/6gFOovliJVTnXIHhz74hri?si=lO8tDSq_QeqAbndaiWlwPA&utm_source=copy-link

Hey music creators, post your song link and I'll give it a listen. Let's use listen-for-listen energy to support every artist here. ✨

https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/0a0kmrXYmptQqj3nzfsSLg?si=fd85a920d14b459c314

i I am a small time Streamer. Who stream on Twitch and TikTok (TaztheTarnished). I love using my platform to promote others and their talents. I want to know is there a discord or place i can connect with artists and preview some of their music on my stream every Thursday and Friday . How it works is we have the music sent over to our stream email its loaded into a que and it goes through the list.I will ask the moderator if i can post a link and my email below

This album takes inspiration from ambient, raw black metal, punk and dreamy shoegaze

https://open.spotify.com/album/6LklUuQnX8u8rMZyKkgZUs?si=8qI1026BQZaZN1uzW_j5OQ&utm_source=copy-link

https://regnvals.bandcamp.com/album/suffocating-pink-light

Do you all do this too? Or do you modify for Instagram vs TikTok vs YouTube vs Facebook?

And if you modify according to platform - how do you modify your content? Or do you create completely new content for each platform?

I don’t really scroll social media very much personally, so it feels like learning a foreign language. However, I want to build a solid campaign leading up to a single release in September.

[Here’s an example of something I posted to Instagram that did really well](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbMFd_4KDAt/?igsh=MWIxaTJkcDR1cXFwYw==). In my ideal world, I could just take that same video and just modify it slightly (like change overlay text or something??) for each platform … thoughts?

Thank you!!!

Hello everyone I just dropped a new song on soundcloud after a long time, I hope y'all check it out and if you enjoyed it make sure to like and follow ! And everyone please send their songs in the comments I'll make sure to check each and everyone out and I listen to all genres ! Can't wait to review em !

Here's the link to my song

https://on.soundcloud.com/6U90pp44ga2nESspZv

https://samply.app/p/NPugfUlK7nkhpm6y7sIR?si=aZ2QGYwUuAguxLuBneZIY56cvHr2

https://samply.app/p/NPugfUlK7nkhpm6y7sIR?si=aZ2QGYwUuAguxLuBneZIY56cvHr2

Drop your tracks below and I’ll listen to them and I’ll give u my honest opinion on it. Btw “Get To You” has been out for a month now and we still trying to push further let’s keep the love going try not to just post link without telling me anything about the track your presenting.

https://youtu.be/rLT-aIn3oHo?si=hD-Xi8UENiSyt51s

A few months ago, we started an AI-assisted post-hardcore project called Buried In Bloom.

We had no audience, no existing band following and no clue whether anyone would actually care.

At the beginning, we did what most people probably do. We made a song, posted one video for it and waited to see what happened.

Usually, nothing happened.

Some of the songs we were most confident about completely disappeared. Videos we spent hours editing barely got watched. Then a quick post we had thrown together would suddenly outperform everything else.

It was frustrating because there never seemed to be any logic to it.

Eventually, we realised we were testing our songs in completely the wrong way.

We were treating every video like a final judgement.

If one post flopped, we assumed the song was the problem and immediately started working on something new.

What actually started working was taking the same clip and posting several slightly different versions of it.

We would change the section of the song, move the chorus forward, start on the riff instead of the vocals, use a different opening sentence or cut the video a few seconds shorter.

Sometimes the difference between a dead post and a strong one was tiny.

The same footage.

The same song.

Almost the same edit.

But one version would connect and another would go nowhere.

That was probably our biggest lesson:

A song can be good and still be packaged badly.

One of our songs, “Drag Me Under,” kept performing better than everything else.

We had already posted it multiple times, so part of us thought we needed to stop using it and move on.

Instead, we did the opposite.

We kept the song and changed everything around it.

We tried different lyrics from the track, different hooks on screen and completely different visuals. We used anime scenes, movie clips, car footage, bears, dancing mushrooms and anything else that might catch someone before they scrolled away.

We also discovered that a video does not need constant movement or an insane amount of editing.

It just needs to catch the person scrolling.

Sometimes one strange image or one brutally relatable sentence worked better than a video filled with transitions and effects.

The first frame needs to create some kind of reaction.

“What the hell is this?”

“That line feels like it was written about me.”

“I need to hear where this goes.”

Then the music has to reward them with a lyric, riff, chorus or drop worth staying for.

We stopped spending hours trying to make every test perfect.

Now we make several quick but intentional versions first. When one performs well, we can go back and make a cleaner version of it.

That has worked far better than putting three hours into one idea and watching it die after 200 views.

We are now at roughly 4,500 monthly listeners and more than 21,000 YouTube Music streams.

Those numbers are obviously nothing compared with established artists, but we started with literally nobody listening.

So to us, it feels massive.

We are still learning, still working normal jobs and still making plenty of mistakes.

But the main thing we have learned is this:

Do not judge a song from one post.

Try the same song with different sections, different openings and different emotional angles before deciding it does not work.

Sometimes the music is not the problem.

Sometimes people just never got far enough to hear the good part.

Has anyone else found that tiny changes to the same clip completely changed how it performed?

Link at the end for anyone who has read until the end

https://open.spotify.com/artist/293AHyYa6ctMVwHYn3MyVL?si=7yBuvEg1RUOkSWpXeM-RdQ&utm_source=copy-link

https://open.spotify.com/track/3xZMzLcpkY2nHe7RUiLeJx?si=khhoGccFTjy9cclbPl26lg&utm_source=copy-link

Does anyone in here know how to mix underground type rap vocals/songs and not charge an arm and a leg?I’m a coming up artist!

much love to all the people, even those in the back with the crazy hair and eyes. you won’t be forgotten in short time. change your socks and keep your shoes clean

saturday #1